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Amateur radio transmitters do NOT typically exhibit a source Z of 50 ohms at
rated power or any other power. A conjugate match does NOT exist. It cannot play any part in transmitter design. Actual source Z, whatever its value, appears purely by chance AFTER the design has been completed. Even the designer doesn't know what value it might turn out to be. And the amateur radio transmitter user couldn't care two hoots what it is. I thought this had all been settled a few years back. But no! It seems the Old Wives are still plagiarising each other. --- Reg |
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